Questions about WD blue mobile

Normal warranty 2 years, no OEM

So yes, it should be compatible, obviously with older models. Newer models have SSD drives, but on older models you can change to a 2.5" hard drive, which should be compatible and the size should match.

Yes it would fit the Macbook Pro 2011, although I would highly recommend to install an SSD instead, because the SSD would be much faster. The cheapest 2TB SSD would be 177 CHF: Crucial BX500 (2000GB, 2.5") If you are ok with 1TB, it would cost about 100 CHF: Crucial BX500 (1000GB, 2.5")

I installed the HD in an HP ProBook 450 G7. Did not need an additional bracket

Hello, theoretically you can use all HDDs, but the wd blue is not intended for 24h operation. Here you can find all tested WD HDDs from Synology. https://www.synology.com/de-de/compatibility?search_by=products&model=DS419slim&category=hdds_no_ssd_trim&filter_brand=Western%20Digital&p=1

Hallo, welches Model hast du genau?

This HDD is a normal 2.5 and fits in there pretty easily.... Here is a video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NziU3BWWtWs

No. Your laptop does not support an HDD, neither in desktop nor in laptop format. There is only one m.2 interface for an SSD, but it is already occupied and can therefore only be replaced. There is no room for an additional hard disk.

Hello everyone, 99.9% that it is a SMR Greetings

Thanks for the info!

I think the question here should actually be as an answer for you: https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/questionandanswer/meine-platte-ist-die-wd5000lpcx-mit16mb-die-doppelten-mbs-ist-keine-spuerbare-beschleunigung-und-dah-181605

128MB is correct.

Yes, there are. From 7mm to 15mm in several gradations. See what you can install as a maximum. In general, the higher the height, the more (maximum) capacity.